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It's definitely worth watching. The acting and production are of a high standard, and the story is very engaging. Although there are some characters with some significant problems, there isn't the toxicity you find in many other dramas. In fact, it is the respect and maturity (and chemistry) the leads show to each other that I'm finding very refreshing. I'd comfortably put this in the top 5 Thai GLs ever made.

It's just so refreshing for a writer to break away from the extremely tired old drama formula of having the lead couple break up (usually due to a stupid misunderstanding) only to have them reunite in the last episode. Having a couple face a real difficulty that could easily have separated them, and overcome it because they communicate like MATURE ADULTS and because they actually LOVE EACH OTHER is such a nice change.
Drama writers please take note - not every character you write needs to have the maturity of a middle schooler and the communication skills of a tree.

His wife left him and their child. I don't think a reason was ever given as to why she left (but it was ages ago I watched it so I may have forgotten).

There marriage was only ever a sham marriage. That is, they married purely for appearances and social benefit, not for love. So, even though Lee Sun Jae and Oh Hye Won's relationship was technically an affair, it also sort of wasn't.

This is a cute romcom, with some similarities to "Business Proposal". However, in my opinion, BP was a significantly better drama than MDN for the following reasons:
* BP was MUCH funnier than MDN.
* Both the primary and secondary leads had more chemistry in BP than in MDN.
* I found the story in BP more engaging that the story in MDN.
* The 'evil' Grandfather in BP wasn't a sadistic sociopathic bully like the 'evil' Grandmother in MDN is.
I scored BP 9/10, but I'll only be scoring MDN 8/10.

I don't remember, but it was very brief. It may have only been a single episode. He had no chance and didn't persist.

The alleged sequel is DEFINITELY NOT A SEQUEL. It is a completely different story entirely unrelated to this one. The only thing in "common" is Ren Su Xi is in both, but she plays totally different characters. I've already notified MDL of this mistake, and hopefully it will be fixed at some point.

Those robot NPCs are worse shots than Storm Troopers.

Please tell me she stops being a doormat.

Dropping this after only two episodes. Wu Xiu Ya is one of the doormatiest doormats who ever doormatted, and this frustrates me so much. I simply wasn't enjoying this drama, which is the whole point of watching them.

Please learn what words mean.

I really enjoyed this a lot. I thought it was cleverly written and well acted. I was especially impresssed with Liu Yi Jun's acting. His mastery of subtle microexpressions reflect an actor who has mastered his craft. Similarity, Liu Dan's acting impressed me.
My score: 9/10.

The way Pam looks at Dokrak is just ... wow!

VERY unlikely I'm thinking, but I'm expecting there will be some skin shown.

I've never heard of Son Ye Jin doing "off screen nudity", and I'm having great difficulty in believing that is true. Can you please tell me where you heard this, or even provide a link?

Her previous roles were not explicit in those movies. Although they were sex scenes, they weren't nude scenes.

I'm thinking it might have some. There is zero chance that Son Ye Jin will do nudity, but there is a chance that Nana might. Remember, she did nudity in Mask Girl. Of course, there is also the possibility that body doubles are used, like the nude scene by Jung Yun Ha in "The Trunk". Also, there are plenty of other aspiring actresses who would happily do a nude scene if it advances their career.

Korean A list actresses do not do nude scenes in Korean productions, so there is literally no chance Son Ye Jin will do nudity. I'm curious to see if the drama does contain nudity from other actors though. Nana did a nude scene in Mask Girl, so she might do another in this drama. Time will tell I suppose.
EDIT after "The Scandal" has been released. Nana definitely DID do nudity. Also, Nana is an A-list actress, so she is really the exception to the "rule" I stated above.

I'm disappointed when filmmakers portray a nonconcensual kiss as cute or romantic. Consent matters, or at least it should.

I think we have a new champion for the most staring into each other's eyes in a drama. But showcasing Mun Ka Young's enormous eyes isn't the worst thing.